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CURRICULUM VITAE

MICHAEL KUBY

School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning

Arizona State University Office phone: (480) 965-6850

P.O. Box 5302 Fax: (480) 965-8313

Tempe, AZ 85287-5302 e-mail: [email protected]

EDUCATION

1988 Ph.D., Geography, Boston University

1980 A.B., Geography, University of Chicago

EMPLOYMENT

Fall 2010 – present Senior Sustainability Scientist

Global Institute of Sustainability

Arizona State University

Fall 2007 – present Professor, School of Geographical Sciences


Fall 1994 – Spring 2007 Associate Professor, Department of Geography


Fall 1988 – Spring 1994 Assistant Professor, Department of Geography


Fall, 1987 – Spring, 1988 Instructor, Department of Geography

Boston University

January, 1985 – August, 1985 Transportation Geographer (Intergovernmental Personnel

Act)

Institute for Water Resources

U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Fort Belvoir, VA

RESEARCH AND TEACHING INTERESTS

Energy and Environment: alternative fuels, coal and electricity systems, carbon capture and

storage, solid and toxic waste, renewable energy, dam removal

Transportation: network optimization, alternative fuels, light rail, ports, air

Facility Location: refueling stations, dispersion, network design, energy transportation

Quantitative Methods: operations research (optimization), statistics, GIS

Regions: China, United States

Geographic Education: active learning


HONORS

Featured Faculty Nominee, Division of Student Affairs, Arizona State University, 2005–

2006.

Finalist (Hon. Mention), 23rd

Annual Franz Edelman Award for Management Science

Achievement, “China Coal Transport Study: Investment Strategies for China's Coal and

Electricity Delivery System,” College on the Practice of Management Science, The Institute

for Management Science (TIMS), April, 1994 (lead author of 16).

Citation Award (for best Applied Geography project), “China Coal Transport Study,”

Applied Geography Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 1993.

Nystrom Award Finalist (for best paper based on recent Ph.D.), Association of American

Geographers, March, 1989.

Presidential University Teaching Fellowship, Boston University, 1982-1986.

Phi Beta Kappa, University of Chicago, 1980.

RESEARCH

PUBLICATIONS

Books

2013 Kuby, Michael, John Harner, and Patricia Gober. 2013 Human Geography in Action, 6th

edition. New York: John Wiley & Sons. (Includes online Student and Instructor Book

Companion Sites at www.wiley.com/college/kuby and WileyPlus version of book and

activities at www.wileyplus.com).

2010 Kuby, Michael, John Harner, and Patricia Gober. 2010 Human Geography in Action, 5th


Companion Sites at www.wiley.com/college/kuby and WileyPlus version of book and

activities at www.wileyplus.com).

2006 Kuby, Michael, John Harner, and Patricia Gober. 2006. Human Geography in Action, 4th


Companion Sites at www.wiley.com/college/kuby).

2004 Kuby, Michael, John Harner, and Patricia Gober. 2004. Human Geography in Action, 3rd

edition. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 293 pp. (Includes CD-ROM).

2002 Kuby, Michael, John Harner, and Patricia Gober. 2002. Human Geography in Action, 2nd

edition. New York: John Wiley & Sons, 438 pp. (Included CD-ROM).

1998 Kuby, Michael, John Harner, and Patricia Gober. 1998. Human Geography in Action. New

York: John Wiley & Sons, 468 pp. (Included CD-ROM and Instructor's Manual.)

http://www.wiley.com/college/kuby

http://www.wileyplus.com/


http://www.wileyplus.com/



Edited Volume

2009 Kuby, Michael and Aaron Golub (editors). 2009. From Here to There: Transportation

Opportunities for Arizona. Report from the 94th Arizona Town Hall, April 2009, Tucson

Arizona, 18 chapters, 228 pages (www.aztownhall.org/reports/94.asp).

Book-Length Refereed Publication

1996 Kuby, Michael. 1996. Population Growth, Energy Use, and Pollution: Understanding the

Driving Forces of Global Change. Commission on College Geography 2, Series on

Developing Active Learning Modules on the Human Dimensions of Global Change.

Washington: Association of American Geographers, 240 pages.

Refereed Articles

2014 Kuby, Michael, Ozgur Araz, Michael D. Palmer, and Ismail Capar. An Efficient Online

Mapping Tool for Finding the Shortest Feasible Path for Alternative-Fuel Vehicles.

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy (accepted August 21, 2014)

2014 Seo, Kihwan, Aaron Golub, and Michael Kuby. Combined impacts of highways and

light rail transit on residential property values: A hedonic price model for Phoenix,

Arizona. Journal of Transport Geography (accepted August 3, 2014)

2014 Upchurch, Christopher and Michael Kuby. Evaluating Light Rail Sketch Planning: Actual vs.

Predicted Station Boardings in Phoenix. Transportation 41:173–192. (doi: 10.1007/s11116-

013-9499-9)

2013 Kelley, Scott and Michael Kuby. On the Way or Around the Corner? Observed Refueling

Choices of Alternative-Fuel Drivers in Southern California. Journal of Transport Geography

33:258-267 (x.doi.org/10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2013.08.008).

2013 Kuby, Michael, Scott Kelley, and Joseph Schoenemann. Spatial Refueling Patterns of

Alternative-Fuel and Gasoline Vehicle Drivers in Los Angeles. Transportation Research Part

D – Transport and Environment 25:84-92. (dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.trd.2013.08.004)

2013 Joseph, Lawrence and Michael Kuby. 2013. Regionalism in US Retailing. Applied

Geography 37: 150-159. (dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.apgeog.2012.10.005)

2013 Çapar, İsmail, Michael Kuby, V. Jorge Leon, and Yu-Jiun Tsai. 2013. An Arc Cover-Path

Cover Formulation and Strategic Analysis of Alternative-Fuel Station Locations. European

Journal of Operational Research 227: 142-151 (dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.ejor.2012.11.033).

2013 Kim, Jong-Geun and Michael Kuby. 2013. A Heuristic Approach for the Deviation Flow

Refueling Location Model. Computers and Operations Research 40: 1122–1131.

(dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.cor.2012.10.021)

2013 Kelley, Jason, Michael Kuby, and Rodrigo Sierra. 2013. Transportation Network

Optimization for the Movement of Indigenous Goods in Amazonian Ecuador. Journal of

Transport Geography 28: 89-100. (dx.doi.org/10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2012.11.006)


2012 Capar, Ismail and Michael Kuby. 2012. A New Formulation of the Flow-Refueling Location

Model for Alternative-Fuel Stations Considering Candidate Locations on Arcs. IIE

Transactions 44(8):622-636. (doi: 10.1080/0740817X.2011.635175)

2012 Kim, Jong-Geun and Michael Kuby. 2012. The Deviation Flow Refueling Location Model

for Optimizing a Network of Refueling Stations. International Journal of Hydrogen Energy

37(6):5406-5420. (doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2011.08.108)

2012 Middleton, R.S., Michael J. Kuby, Ran Wei. Gordon N. Keating, and R. J. Pawar. 2012. A

Dynamic Model for Optimally Phasing In CCS Infrastructure. Environmental Modeling and

Software 37:193-205. (doi: 10.1016/j.envsoft.2012.04.003)

2012 Maliszewski, Paul J, Michael J. Kuby, and Mark W. Horner. 2012. A Comparison of Multi-

objective Spatial Dispersion Models for Managing Critical Assets in Urban Areas.

Computers, Environment and Urban Systems 36(4):331-341.

(doi:10.1016/j.compenvurbsys.2011.12.006)

2012 Middleton, Richard S., Michael Kuby, and Jeffrey M. Bielicki. 2012. Generating candidate

networks for optimization: the CO2 capture and storage optimization problem. Computers,

Environment, and Urban Systems 36(1): 18-29. (doi: 10.1016/j.compenvurbsys.2011.08.002)

2011 Kuby, Michael, Richard Middleton, and Jeffrey Bielicki. 2011. Analysis of Cost Savings

from Networking Pipelines in CCS Infrastructure Systems. Energy Procedia 4: 2808-2815.

(doi: 10.1016/j.egypro.2011.02.185)

2011 Kuby, Michael, Jeffrey Bielicki, and Richard Middleton. 2011. The Spatial Deployment of

Carbon Dioxide Capture and Storage with a Price on Carbon Dioxide. International Regional

Science Review 34: 285-305. (doi: 10.1177/0160017610397191)

2011 Kuby, Michael, Canfei He, Barbara Trapido-Lurie, and Nicholas Moore. 2011. The

Changing Structure of Energy Supply, Demand, and CO2 Emissions in China. Annals of the

Association of American Geographers (Special issue on Energy) 101(4): 795-805. (doi:

10.1080/00045608.2011.567944)

2010 Atkinson-Palombo, Carol and Michael Kuby. 2010. The Geography of Advance Transit-

Oriented Development in Metropolitan Phoenix, Arizona, 2000-2007. Journal of Transport

Geography 19 (2): 189-199. (doi:10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2010.03.014)

2010 Upchurch, Christopher and Michael Kuby. 2010. Comparing the p-Median and Flow-

Refueling Models for Locating Alternative-Fuel Stations. Journal of Transport Geography

18(6):750-758. (doi:10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2010.06.015)

2010 Kuby, Michael. 2010. Introduction to Special Section on Alternative Fuels. Journal of

Transport Geography 18(6):711-714. (doi:10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2010.05.009)

2010 Kuby, Michael and Richard Church. 2010. Introduction to Special Issue on Location

Analysis. Networks and Spatial Economics 10(3):293-295.(doi: 10.1007/s11067-010-9136-5)

2010 Lim, Seow and Michael Kuby. 2010. Heuristic Algorithms for Alternative-Fuel Stations

Using the Flow-Refueling Location Model. European Journal of Operational Research

204(1): 51-61. (doi:10.1016/j.ejor.2009.09.032)


2009 Kuby, Michael, Lee Lines, Ronald Schultz, Zhixiao Xie, Jong-Geun Kim and

Seow Lim. 2009. Optimal Location Strategy for Hydrogen Refueling Stations in Florida.

International Journal of Hydrogen Energy 34: 6045-6064.

(doi: 10.1016/j.ijhydene.2009.05.050)

2009 Kalkstein, Adam, Michael Kuby, Daniel Gerrity, and James Clancy. The Effect of Air

Masses on Rail Transit Ridership. 2009. Journal of Transport Geography 17(3): 198-207.

(doi:10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2008.07.003)

2009 Upchurch, Christopher, Michael Kuby, and Seow Lim. 2009. A Model for Location of

Capacitated Alternative-Fuel Stations. Geographical Analysis 41:85-106 (in Special Issue

honoring Charles S. ReVelle). (doi: 10.1111/j.1538-4632.2009.00744.x)

2008 Lines, Lee, Michael Kuby, Ronald Schultz, James Clancy, and Zhixiao Xie. 2008. A Rental

Car Strategy for Commercialization of Hydrogen in Florida. International Journal of

Hydrogen Energy 33(20): 5312-5325. (doi:10.1016/j.ijhydene.2008.05.102)

2008 Tierney, Sean, and Michael Kuby. 2008. Airline and Airport Choice by Passengers in Multi-

Airport Regions: The Effect of Southwest Airlines. Professional Geographer 60(1): 15–32.

2007 Tudor-Locke, Catrine, Jennie J. Kronenfeld, Sam S. Kim, Mary Benin, and Michael Kuby.

2007. A Geographical Comparison of Prevalence of Overweight School-Aged Children: The

National Survey of Children’s Health 2003. Pediatrics 120(4): e1043-e1050.

2007 Kuby, Michael and Seow Lim. 2007. Location of Alternative-Fuel Stations

Using the Flow-Refueling Location Model and Dispersion of Candidate Sites on Arcs.

Networks and Spatial Economics 7(2): 129-152.

2006 Kuby, Michael. 2006. Prospects for Geographical Research on Alternative-Fuel Vehicles.

Journal of Transport Geography 14(3): 234-236.

2005 Kuby, Michael, Seow Lim, and Christopher Upchurch. 2005. Dispersion of Nodes Added to

a Network. Geographical Analysis 37: 384-409.

2005 Kuby, Michael, William F. Fagan, Charles ReVelle, and William L. Graf. 2005.

Multiobjective Optimization for Dam Removal: An Example Trading Off Salmon Passage

With Hydropower and Water Storage in the Willamette Basin. Advances in Water Resources

28(8): 845-855.

2005 Kuby, Michael, and Seow Lim. 2005. The Flow-Refueling Location Problem for

Alternative-Fuel Vehicles. Socio-Economic Planning Sciences 39(2): 125-145.

2004 Kuby, Michael, Christopher Upchurch, and Anthony Barranda. 2004. Factors Influencing

Light Rail Station Boardings in the United States. Transportation Research Part A 38(3):

223-247.

2004 Upchurch, Christopher, Michael Kuby, Michael Zoldak, and Anthony Barranda. 2004. Using

GIS to Generate Mutually Exclusive Service Areas Linking Travel On and Off a Network.

Journal of Transport Geography 12: 23-33.

2003 Sommer, Curtis R., Michael Kuby, and Gordon Bloomquist. 2003. The Economic

Geography of Geothermal District Energy in a Small Community. Geothermics 32: 3-19.


2001 Wentz, Elizabeth, Michael Kuby, and Brandon Vogt. 2001. Use of Geographic Information

Systems for Extraction of Peak and Canyon Locations in the State of Arizona. Cartography

and Geographic Information Science 28(4): 259-271.

2001 Kuby, Michael, Elizabeth Wentz, Brandon Vogt, and Randy Virden. 2001. Experiences in

Developing a Tourism Web Site for Hiking Arizona’s Highest Summits and Deepest

Canyons. Tourism Geographies 3(4): 454–473.

2001 Kuby, Michael and Zhijun Xie. 2001. The Effect of Restructuring on U.S. Coal Mining

Labor Productivity, 1980-1995. Energy–The International Journal 26: 1015–1030.

2001 Kuby, Michael, Zhongyi Xu, and Xiaodong Xie. 2001. Railway Network Design with

Multiple Project Stages and Time Sequencing. Journal of Geographical Systems 3: 25–47.

1997 Kuby, Michael, Xu Zhongyi, and Xie Xiaodong. 1997. A Minimax Method for Finding the

k -Best Differentiated Paths. Geographical Analysis 29: 298–313.

1997 Xie, Zhijun and Michael Kuby. 1997 Supply Side-Demand Side Optimization and Cost-

Environment Tradeoffs for China's Coal and Electricity Delivery System. Energy Policy 25:

313–326.

1997 Kuby, Michael, Randall Cerveny, and Ronald I. Dorn. 1997. A New Approach to

Paleoclimatic Research Using Linear Programming. Palaeogeography, Palaeoclimatology,

Palaeoecology 129: 269–290.

1997 Kuby, Michael and Peter Cook. 1997. The Implications of Structural Change, Reform and

Congestion for Freight Traffic in China. Asian Profile 25: 1–21.

1995 Wyman, Max M. and Michael Kuby. 1995. Proactive Optimization: A Multiobjective

Technology Location Model for Designing Toxic Waste Systems. Location Science 3: 167–185.

1995 Wyman, Max M. and Michael Kuby. 1995. Turning the Tables: Using Location Science to

Specify Technology Rather Than Using Technology to Constrain Location. INFOR–The

Canadian Journal of Operational Research and Information Processing 33: 118–122.

1995 Rahman, Mushtaq and Michael Kuby. 1995. A Multiobjective Model for Locating Solid

Waste Transfer Facilities Using an Empirical Distance-Based Opposition Function. INFOR–

The Canadian Journal of Operational Research and Information Processing 33: 34–49.

1995 Kuby, Michael, Shi Qingqi, Thawat Watanatada, Sun Xufei, Cao Wei, Xie Zhijun, Zhou

Dadi, Zhang Chuntai, Yu Xiaodong, Lin Fatang, Peter Cook, Terry Friesz, Susan Neuman,

Rong Jiang, Wang Xuesheng, Gao Shenhuai. 1995. Planning China's Coal and Electricity

Delivery System. Interfaces 25: 41–68 (Special Issue: Franz Edelman Award Papers).

1993 Kuby, Michael and Robert Gray. 1993. The Hub Network Design Problem with Stopovers

and Feeders: The Case of Federal Express. Transportation Research Part A 27: 1–12.

1993 Kuby, Michael, Susan Neuman, Zhang Chuntai, Peter Cook, Zhou Dadi, Terry Friesz, Shi

Qingqi, Gao Shenhuai, Thawat Watanatada, Cao Wei, Sun Xufei, and Xie Zhijun. 1993. A

Strategic Investment Planning Model for China's Coal and Electricity Delivery System.

Energy 18: 1–24.


1992 Kuby, Michael and Neil Reid. 1992. Technological Change and the Concentration of the

U.S. Liner Port System: 1970-88. Economic Geography 69: 272–289.

1992 Rahman, Mushtaq, A. Essam Radwan, Jonathan Upchurch, and Michael Kuby. 1992.

Modeling Spatial Impacts of Siting a NIMBY Facility. Transportation Research Record

1359: 133–140.

1991 Kuby, Michael, Samuel Ratick, and Jeffrey Osleeb. 1991. Modeling U.S. Coal Export

Planning Decisions. Annals of the Association of American Geographers 81: 627–649.

1989 Osleeb, Jeffrey, Samuel Ratick, Michael Kuby, Howard Olson, Lloyd Antle, Arthur Hawnn.

1989. The Coal Logistics System (COLS). Transportation Research Record 1222: 6–13.

1989 Kuby, Michael. 1989. A Location-Allocation Model of Losch's Central Place Theory:

Testing on a Uniform Lattice Network. Geographical Analysis 21: 316–338.

1987 Ratick, Samuel J. and Michael J. Kuby. 1987. Regional Assessment of Coal Utilization

Technologies Using Mathematical Programming. Applications of Management Science 5:

155–195.

1987 Kuby, Michael J. 1987. Programming Models for Facility Dispersion: the p-Dispersion and

Maxisum Dispersion Problems. Geographical Analysis 19: 315–329.

1986 Osleeb, Jeffrey, Samuel Ratick, Patrick Buckley, Michael Kuby, and Keumsook Lee. 1986.

Evaluating Dredging and Offshore Loading Locations for U.S. Coal Exports Using the Coal

Logistics System. Annals of Operations Research 6: 163–180.

Under Review/Revision:

2014 Michael Kuby, Aaron Golub, Shawn Monk, and Matt Messina. 2014. Using network

connectivity measures to evaluate and address bike network gaps: A case study of Phoenix, Arizona. Paper submitted to Transportation Research Record (August 1, 2014).

2014 Kelley, Scott and Michael Kuby. 2014. Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) Fleets in Southern

California: Variations in Vehicles and Route Types. Paper submitted to Transportation

Research Record (August 1, 2014).

2014 Michael Kuby, Jong-Geun Kim, and Ismail Capar. 2014. Equitable transnational

infrastructure planning for natural gas trucking in the European Union. Paper submitted to

Transportation Research Record (August 1, 2014).

Book Chapters

2011 Joseph, Lawrence and Michael Kuby. “Gravity Modeling and its Impact on Location

Analysis.” Ch. 18 in Principles of Location Science, H. A. Eiselt and V. Marianov, editors.

New York: Springer-Verlag (International Series in Operations Research and Management

Science), pp. 423-443.

2009 Golub, Aaron, Michael Kuby, and Jason Kelley. 2009. “Introduction.” Ch. 1 in Michael

Kuby and Aaron Golub (editors). From Here to There: Transportation Opportunities for


Arizona. Report from the 94th Arizona Town Hall, April 2009, Tucson Arizona, pp. 33-48:

www.aztownhall.org/reports/94.asp.

2009 Kuby, Michael. 2009. “Gas Prices.” Ch. 2 in Michael Kuby and Aaron Golub (editors).

From Here to There: Transportation Opportunities for Arizona. Report from the 94th

Arizona Town Hall, April 2009, Tucson Arizona, pp. 49-60:


2009 Kuby, Michael and William Sheaffer. 2009. “Alternative-Fuel Vehicles.” Ch. 16 in Michael

Kuby and Aaron Golub (editors). From Here to There: Transportation Opportunities for

Arizona. Report from the 94th Arizona Town Hall, April 2009, Tucson Arizona, pp. 195-206:


2004 Kuby, Michael and Zhijun Xie. 2004. Reducing Energy Shortages and Pollution in China:

The World Bank’s Coal Transport Studies. In World Minds: Geographical Perspectives on

100 Problems (Commemorating the 100th Anniversary of the Association of American

Geographers 1904-2004), D. G, Janelle, B. Warf, and K. Hansen, editors. Dordrecht: Kluwer

Academic Publishers, pp. 351-356.

2002 Zhijun Xie and Michael Kuby. 2002. Pricing Electric Power Transmission: A Network

Equilibrium Perspective. United States Association of Energy Economics/International

Association of Energy Economics, 22nd

North American Conference Proceedings,

Vancouver, British Columbia, October 6-8, 2002.

1987 Osleeb, Jeffrey, Samuel Ratick, Michael Kuby, and Keumsook Lee. 1987. Interperiod

Network Storage Location-Allocation Models. In Spatial Analysis and Location-Allocation

Models, A. Ghosh and G. Rushton, editors. New York: Van Nostrand Reinhold, pp. 269-301.

Refereed Conference Proceedings

2007 Kuby, Michael, Lee Lines, Ron Schultz, Zhixiao Xie, Seow Lim, Jong-Geun Kim, and

James Clancy. 2007. Location Strategies for the Initial Hydrogen Refueling Infrastructure in

Florida. Proceedings of the National Hydrogen Association Annual Hydrogen Conference,

San Antonio, TX, March 19-22, 2007.

2004 Kuby, Michael, Seow Lim, and Kedi Wang. 2004. A Model for Optimal Location of

Hydrogen Refueling Stations: An Arizona Case Study. Proceedings of the National

Hydrogen Association Annual Hydrogen Conference, Los Angeles, CA, April 26-30, 2004.

Non-Refereed Conference Proceedings

1993 Kuby, Michael. 1993. Review of the NEMS Coal Market Module. Proceedings of the

National Energy Modeling System Conference, Energy Information Administration, Office of

Integrated Analysis and Forecasting, U.S. Department of Energy, DOE/EIA-0566, pp. 959–

987.

1992 Kuby, Michael. 1992. Prospects for Coal Shipping in the Yellow Sea Region: Supply,

Demand, Technology, and Environment. Proceedings of the Far East-U.S. Symposium on

Maritime Development of the Northeast Asian Pacific Rim, Vol. III: 79–116.

http://www.aztownhall.org/reports/94.asp




1984 Sham, Chi Ho and Michael Kuby. 1984. Spatial Patterns of Ozone Concentrations in

Massachusetts. Proceedings, New England-St. Lawrence Valley Geographical Society 14:46–

53.

Encyclopedia Articles

2009 Kuby Michael J, Tyler D. Roberts, Christopher D. Upchurch, Sean Tierney. 2009. Network

Analysis. In Kitchin R, Thrift N (eds) International Encyclopedia of Human Geography,

Volume 7, pp. 391-398. Oxford: Elsevier.

Book Reviews

2014 Kuby, Michael. 2014. Moving Towards Low Carbon Mobility, Moshe Givoni, David

Banister (Eds.). Edward Elgar Publishing Ltd., Cheltenham, UK (2013). Journal of

Transport Geography (doi: 10.1016/j.jtrangeo.2014.05.006)

1997 Black, William R., Andrew Goetz, Michael Kuby, and Bruce Ralston. 1997. Conference

Reports: Transport Geography Sessions at the Association of American Geographers Annual

Meeting, 1 April 1997, Fort Worth, Texas. Journal of Transport Geography 5:221–223.

1994 Kuby, Michael. 1994. The International Petrochemical Industry: Evolution and Location, K.

Chapman (Oxford: Basil Blackwell, 1991). Annals of Regional Science 28:323–324.

1993 Kuby, Michael. 1993. The Ports and Waterways Sessions of the 1993 Association of

American Geographers Annual Meetings. Journal of Transport Geography 1:280–281.

1993 Kuby, Michael. 1993. Linear Programming: An Introduction, B. Fiering (Beverly Hills:

Sage, 1986). Annals of Regional Science.

1992 Kuby, Michael. 1992. MathPro (Mathematical Programming Software), MathPro, Inc.

(Washington). Geographical Analysis 24:186–188.

1991 Kuby, Michael. 1991. U.S. Railroad Policy: Uncle Sam at the Throttle, J. Orenstein

(Chicago: Nelson-Hall, 1990). Journal of Regional Science 31:237–240.

1990 Kuby, Michael. 1990. Systems of Cities and Facility Location, P. Hansen, M. Labbe, D.

Peeters, and J.F. Thisse, and J. Vernon Henderson (Chur: Harwood Academic Publishers,

1987). Geographical Analysis 22:177–180.

Technical Reports

2014 Kuby, Michael and Aaron Golub. 2014. Bicycle Network Connectivity Project for SRP

Service Area. Walton Sustainability Solutions Initiative, July 2014.

2007 Kuby, Michael, Lee Lines, Ron Schultz, Zhixiao Xie. 2007. Hydrogen Refueling

Infrastructure and Rental Car Strategies for Commercialization of Hydrogen in Florida.

Final Report to Florida Hydrogen Initiative, FHI Agreement No. 2005-01, US Department of

Energy Grant Award No. DE-FC36-04G014225, June 30, 2007.

2005. Kuby, Michael, Sean Tierney, Tyler Roberts, Christopher Upchurch. 2005. A Comparison of

Geographic Information Systems, Complex Networks, and Other Models for Analyzing


Transportation Network Topologies. NASA Langley Research Center, NASA/CR-2005-

213522, http://techreports.larc.nasa.gov/ltrs/PDF/2005/cr/NASA-2005-cr213522.pdf.

1998 Kuby, Michael, Eric Matranga, Sheila Conway. 1998. Sustainability in Scottsdale:

Geographic Analysis of Resource and Waste Flows. Advanced Technology Program, City of

Scottsdale, and Science Applications Program, NASA. September 25, 1998.

1998 Kuby, Michael. 1998. Analysis and Forecast of Labor Productivity in U.S. Coal Mining.

National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) Model Quality Audit (MQA). U.S. Department

of Energy, Energy Information Administration. May 20, 1998.

1997 Kuby, Michael. 1997. Empirical Analysis of Capacity Expansion in the Coal Production

Industry. National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) Model Quality Audit (MQA).US

Department of Energy, Energy Information Administration. April 14 1997.

1996 Kuby, Michael. 1996. Potential for Loss or Rail Traffic to Roads: A Cost-Distance Analysis.

China Transport Strategy Paper, Interim Report No. 8. The World Bank, China and Mongolia

Department, Transport Operations Division, February 27, 1996.

1996 Kuby, Michael. 1996. Projection of Passenger Transport Demand for 2005. China Transport

Strategy Paper, Interim Report No. 7. The World Bank, China and Mongolia Department,

Transport Operations Division, February 16, 1996.

1996 Kuby, Michael. 1996. Projection of Freight Transport Demand Elasticity and Modal Shares.

China Transport Strategy Paper, Interim Report No. 6. The World Bank, China and Mongolia

Department, Transport Operations Division, January 30, 1996.

1995 Kuby, Michael. 1995. Rail-Water Competition for Coal Transport on the Shanxi-Shanghai

Corridor. China Transport Strategy Paper, Interim Report No. 4. The World Bank, China and

Mongolia Department, Transport Operations Division, June, 1995.

1995 Kuby, Michael (editor and main author). 1995. Investment Strategies for China's Coal and

Electricity Delivery System. Report No. 12687-CHA (Gray Cover). The World Bank, China

and Mongolia Department, Transport Operations Division, March 8, 1995.

1994 Kuby, Michael (editor and main author). 1994. Investment Strategies for China's Coal and

Electricity Delivery System, Volume II, Supplementary Report: The CTS Analysis System.

Green Cover Report. The World Bank, China and Mongolia Department, Transport

Operations Division, June, 1994.

1987 Osleeb, Jeffrey, Samuel Ratick, Michael Kuby and Charles Hinds. 1987. Coal Logistics

System: User's Manual (Volume 1); Final Report (Volume 2). Management Technology and

Data Systems.

Web Sites

Kuby, Michael, Elizabeth Wentz, and Brandon Vogt. 2000. Arizona’s 20-20 Challenge:

http://www.az2020.org.

Palmer, Michael D., Michael Kuby, Ozgur Araz, and Ismail Capar. 2014. Alternative Fuel

Vehicle Routing with Range and Refueling: http://www.afvrouting.com.

http://www.az2020.org/

http://www.afvrouting.com/


SPONSORED RESEARCH (PI or co-PI)

Salt River Project; awarded February 2014; (period: Feb-May 2014); Michael Kuby and

Aaron Golub (co-PIs); $45,574; “Improved Valley Bicycle Network Planning and

Coordination.”

NSF, Geography and Spatial Science; awarded July 2010; (period: 2010-2012); Michael

Kuby (PI); $87,573; “Spatial Refueling Patterns of Drivers of Alternative-Fuel and

Conventional Vehicles.”

NSF, Geography and Spatial Science, Research Experience for Undergraduates (REU)

Supplement; awarded July 2010; (period: 2010-2012); Michael Kuby (PI); $7,200; “Spatial

Refueling Patterns of Drivers of Alternative-Fuel and Conventional Vehicles.”

US Department of Energy, Energy Efficiency and Community Block Grant Program;

awarded August 2010; (period: 2010-2013); Rob Melnick (PI), Harvey J. Bryan, Matthew P.

Fraser, Timothy J. James, Michael Kuby, Susan E. Ledlow, Patrick E. Phelan, Agami T.

Reddy (co-PIs); $3,750,000; “Energizing Phoenix: Transforming Energy Efficiency and

Energy Behaviors in Phoenix: Recovery and Retrofit along a Light Rail Corridor.” (Partners

with City of Phoenix and Arizona Public Service).

Florida Hydrogen Initiative, awarded January 2006; (period: 2006-2007); Lee Lines, Rollins

College (PI); Michael Kuby (co-PI); Ronald Schultz, Florida Atlantic University (co-PI);

$160,000; “Location Strategies for the Initial Hydrogen Refueling Infrastructure in Florida.”

FHI funding from U.S. Department of Energy.

NASA Langley Research Center, awarded 2004; (period: 2004); Michael Kuby (PI);

$15,042; “Geographic Information Systems and Other Methods for Analyzing Transportation

Network Topologies.”

NSF, Decision, Risk, and Management Science Program, awarded June 2002; (period: 2002-

2004); Michael Kuby (PI); $118,784; “Extending Flow Capturing Models for Refueling of

Alternative Fuel Vehicles.”

Arizona Office of Tourism, awarded January, 1999; (period: 1999); Michael Kuby and

Elizabeth Wentz (PIs); $7,000; “Arizona's 20-20 Challenge.”

NSF, awarded January 1998; (period: 1998-2000); Patricia Gober (PI), Michael Kuby (PI);

$81,974; “A Hands-on Approach to Introductory Human Geography.”

ESRI, Inc. and Autodesk, Inc., awarded August, 1993; (period: 1993); Zhijun Xie and

Michael Kuby (PIs); $18,000; “GIS Analysis of Environmental Aspects of the China Coal

Transport Study.” Geodyssey Environmental GIS Research Grants, International Geographic

Information Foundation.

SPONSORED RESEARCH (team member)

NSF, awarded 2004; (period: 2004-2010); Charles Redman and Nancy Grimm (PIs);

$4,419,000; “Land Use Change and Ecological Process in an Urban Ecosystem of the

Sonoran Desert. Central Arizona-Phoenix – Long Term Ecological Research Center (CAP-

LTER), Phase 2” (Modeling Team member).


NSF, awarded 2004; (period: 2004-2010); Patricia Gober and Charles Redman (PIs);

$7,497,944; “Decision Center for a Desert City: The Science and Policy of Climate

Uncertainty” (Decision Science Team member).

NSF, awarded 1998; (period: 1998-2004); Charles Redman and Nancy Grimm (PIs);

$4,769,178; “Land Use Change and Ecological Process in an Urban Ecosystem of the

Sonoran Desert, Central Arizona-Phoenix Long Term Ecological Research Center (CAP-

LTER)” (one of 32 additional core scientists and Modeling Team member).

NASA, Mission to Planet, Earth Science Applications Program, awarded 1997; (period:

1997-1999); Mark Ledbetter and Frederick Steiner (co-PIs); “Sustainability in Scottsdale,”

Michael Kuby and Anthony Brazel, co-Principal Directors of Track Two – Local

Sustainability, $16,925.

CONTRACT RESEARCH

University of Texas-Austin, Center for Environmental Studies in Latin America; awarded

2006; (period: 2006-2008); Michael Kuby (PI); $11,000; Rodrigo Sierra (PI); “Optimization

Modeling for Moving Products from a Roadless Indigenous Area in the Ecuadorian

Amazon.” (Original funding of $693,093 to UT-Austin from Gordon and Betty Moore

Foundation; Rodrigo Sierra (PI); “Andes-Amazon Initiative: Conservation Effort in

Ecuador.”

Sapient Corp., Boston; awarded 1997; (period: 1997-1998); Samuel Ratick and Michael

Kuby (co-PIs); $12,000; “Pipeline Scheduling Decision Support System–Concept Paper and

Demonstration Model.”

US Department of Energy; awarded 1997; (period: 1997–1998); Michael Kuby (PI);

$20,000; “Examination of Compositional Changes in Coal Mine Labor Productivity.”

National Energy Modeling System (NEMS), Model Quality Audit.

US Department of Energy; awarded 1996; (period: 1996–1997); Michael Kuby (PI);

$24,900; “Empirical Analysis of Capacity Expansion in the Coal Production Industry.”

National Energy Modeling System (NEMS), Model Quality Audit.

US Department of Energy; awarded 1996; (period: 1996); Michael Kuby (PI); $1,312;

“Assessment and Recommendations for Mine Capacity Expansion in the Coal Market

Module.” National Energy Modeling System (NEMS), Model Quality Audit.

The World Bank; awarded 1994; (period: 1994-1997); Philip Anderson (Task Manager),

Michael Kuby (Lead Modeling Consultant); approximately $130,000 for World Bank costs,

excluding Ministry of Railways costs; “China, Cost Effective Technology Evaluation for

Seventh Railway Loan.” Original funding from The Policy and Human Resources

Development Fund.

The World Bank; awarded 1989; (period: 1989-1994); Thawat Watanatada (Task Manager),

Michael Kuby (Technical Director); approximately $750,000 for World Bank costs,

excluding Chinese State Planning Commission costs; “China, Coal Transport Study.”

Original funding The Policy and Human Resources Development Fund, United Nations

Development Program, and The World Bank.


U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, Water Resources Support Center, Institute for Water

Resources; awarded 1986; (period: 1986-1987); Osleeb (PI), Michael Kuby, Co-investigator;

$55,000; “Updating and Testing the Coal Logistics System.”

FELLOWSHIP AND AWARDS

External

NSF; awarded June, 1995; (period: 1995-1996); Susan Hanson (PI), Michael Kuby (Module

Author); $750 stipend plus travel expenses; “Hands-On: Developing Active Learning

Modules on the Human Dimensions of Global Change.” For workshop at Clark University

for development of a hands-on learning module for the Commission on College Geography 2.

U.S. Department of Transportation, Federal Highways Authority; awarded September 2005;

(period: 2005-2006); Michael Kuby (PI); $1,500; Eisenhower Fellowship For Christopher

Upchurch.

Internal

ASU Center for Environmental Studies; awarded December, 2002; (period: 2002-2003);

Michael Kuby (PI); $15,000; “Multiobjective Reserve Design for Phoenix Area Open Space.

ASU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Grant Award Program to Advance the Quality of

Undergraduate Education; awarded May, 2002; (period: 2002-2003); Michael Kuby, Robert

Edsall, Talbot Brooks, and Kenneth Madsen (PIs); $11,000; “An Initiative for Undergraduate

Teaching Excellence in Geography.”

ASU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Grant Award Program to Advance the Quality of

Undergraduate Education; awarded May, 1995; (period: 1995); Michael Kuby and Patricia

Gober (PIs); $8,296 plus $2,016 from the Department of Geography = $10,312; “An

Initiative for Undergraduate Teaching Excellence in Geography.”

ASU Center for Asian Studies; awarded July, 1991; (period: 1991); Michael Kuby (PI);

$700; “Geography of Transportation Course Development.” Original funding from U.S.

Department of Education; Laurel Rodd (PI); “East Asian Course Development.”

ASU Program for Faculty Development; awarded April 1989; (period: 1989); Michael Kuby

(PI); $1,400; “Courseware Acquisition Grant for Purchasing PC-Globe+.”

ASU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Mini-Grant; awarded April 1989; (period: 1989-

1990); Michael Kuby (PI); $500; “U.S. Liner Ports: Concentration or Deconcentration.”

ASU College of Liberal Arts and Sciences, Faculty Grant-in-Aid; awarded March 1989;

(period: 1989-1990); Michael Kuby (PI); $5,000; “Modeling Central Place Theory on

Uniform Networks.”


PRESENTATIONS

Invited Talks

Kuby, Michael. 2014. A trip-based approach to plan the rollout of hydrogen fueling

stations. European Hydrogen Energy Conference, Workshop on “Building a Hydrogen

Infrastructure for Transportation: From Scratch to Reality,” Seville, Spain, March 2014.

Kuby, Michael. 2014. Range Anxiety and the Chicken-and-Egg Syndrome: Spatial

Optimization and Survey Research for the Transition to Alternative-Fuel Vehicles, Arizona

State University, School of Public Affairs, February 7, 2014.

Kuby, Michael. 2012. Planning for Range Anxiety: Spatial Optimization and Survey

Research for the Transition to Alternative-Fuel Vehicles, Texas A&M University,

Department of Industrial Distribution, March 20, 2012.

Kuby, Michael. 2011. Range Anxiety, Chicken and Eggs, and the Valley of Death: Spatial

Planning for the Transition to Alternative-Fuel Vehicles, Colgate University, Department of

Geography, GTU Induction Lecture, October 21, 2011.

Kuby, Michael. 2011. China’s CO2 Challenge: Kicking the Coal Habit, Colgate University,

Environmental Studies Program, October 21, 2011.


Optimization and Survey Research for the Transition to Alternative-Fuel Vehicles, Arizona

State University, School of Geographical Sciences and Urban Planning, October 14, 2011.


Optimization and Survey Research for the Transition to Alternative-Fuel Vehicles, Clark

University, Marsh Institute Lecture, October 11, 2011.

Kuby, Michael. 2010. Optimal Location of Refueling Stations for the Transition to

Alternative-Fuel Vehicles, Lehigh University, Department of Industrial Engineering, October

8, 2010.

Kuby, Michael. 2010. Refueling Infrastructure and Rental Car Strategies for

Commercialization of Alternative-Fuel Vehicles in Florida, Hunter College – CUNY,

Department of Geography, March 3, 2010.


Commercialization of Hydrogen Vehicles in Florida, University of South Carolina,

Department of Geography, February 26, 2010.


Commercialization of Alternative-Fuel Vehicles in Florida, Los Alamos National Laboratory,

Earth and Environmental Sciences Division, February 11, 2010.

Kuby, Michael. 2009. Optimal Refueling Infrastructure Modeling for Hydrogen Vehicles in

Florida. Peking University, College of Urban and Environmental Sciences, November 10,

2009.


Kuby, Michael. 2009. Hydrogen Refueling Infrastructure and Rental-Car Strategies for

Commercialization of Hydrogen in Florida. University of Connecticut, Departments of

Geography and Civil Engineering, September 15, 2009.

Lines, Lee, Michael Kuby, Ronald Schultz, Zhixiao Xie. 2008. TVP1: The Florida Hydrogen

Initiative: Hydrogen Refueling Infrastructure and Rental Car Strategies for

Commercialization of Hydrogen in Florida. U.S. Department of Energy Hydrogen Program,

2008 Merit Review, June 10, 2008 (invited poster).

Kuby, Michael. 2008. Ten Things to Know about Gasoline Prices and Markets. Gas Price

Summit, Arizona State Legislature, June 24, 2008.

Kuby, Michael. 2008. Hydrogen Refueling Infrastructure and Rental-Car Strategies for

Commercialization of Hydrogen in Florida. Geographic Information Science and Technology

Group, Oak Ridge National Laboratory, June 11, 2008.

Kuby, Michael. 2006. China Climatology Case Study. Academic Decathlon Seminar for

Teachers, ASU Center for Asian Research, December 2, 2006.

Kuby, Michael. 2006. Optimal Location of Hydrogen Refueling Stations for the Transition

to Hydrogen Vehicles. Arizona State University, Department of Geography, March 31, 2006.


to Hydrogen Vehicles. University of Texas-Austin, Department of Geography, March 3,

2006.


to Hydrogen Vehicles. University of Arizona, Department of Geography, October 14, 2005.

Kuby, Michael. 2005. Optimal Location of Refueling Stations for Hydrogen Railways. First

International Hydrail Conference, Charlotte, NC, May 6, 2005.

Kuby, Michael. 2005. Optimal Location of Hydrogen Refueling Stations. University of

Denver, Department of Geography, February 24, 2005.

Kuby, Michael. 2004. Geography of China. National Consortium for Teaching about Asia

(NCTA) seminar. ASU Center for Asian Studies, Tempe, AZ, March 20, 2004.

Kuby, Michael and Christopher Upchurch. Factors Influencing Light-Rail Station Boardings

in the United States. ASU Light Rail Interest Group, Tempe, AZ, Oct. 31, 2003.

Kuby, Michael. The Changing Structure of China’s Energy System, A.T. Steele Lecture,

Center for Asian Studies, Arizona State University, April 17, 2003.

Kuby, Michael. 2003. Geography of China. National Consortium for Teaching about Asia

(NCTA) seminar. ASU Center for Asian Studies, Tempe, AZ, March 1, 2003.

Kuby, Michael. Analysis and Forecast of Labor Productivity in U.S. Coal Mining, Coal

Productivity Seminar, U.S. Dept. of Energy, Energy Information Administration. April 9,

1998.


Kuby, Michael. Operations Research Modeling of China's Railway System, Center for

Advanced Transportation Systems Research, College of Engineering, Arizona State

University, Apr 4, 1996.

Kuby, Michael (lead author of sixteen). China Coal Transport Study: Investment Strategies

for China's Coal and Electricity Delivery System, 23rd Annual Franz Edelman Award

Session, College on the Practice of Management Science, The Institute for Management

Science (TIMS), Boston, MA, April 24, 1994.

Kuby, Michael. Planning China’s Coal and Electricity Delivery System. Department of

Geography, Boston University, February 15, 1994.

Kuby, Michael. Investment Strategies for China’s Coal and Electricity Delivery System.

Department of Geography, University of Illinois, December 13, 1993.

Kuby, Michael, Thawat Watanatada, Shi Qingqi, and Sun Xufei. The Coal Transport Study

Decision Support System. Coal Transport Study Report Meeting, World Bank Resident

Mission in China, Beijing, China, October 9, 1993.

Kuby, Michael. 1993. Review of the NEMS Coal Market Modules. National Energy

Modeling System Conference, Arlington, VA, February, 1993.

Kuby, Michael. Prospects for Coal Shipping in the Yellow Sea Region: Supply, Demand,

Technology, and Environment. Far East-U.S. Symposium on Maritime Development of the

Northeast Asian Pacific Rim, Korea Maritime Institute, Seoul, August 18-20, 1992.

Kuby, Michael. A Strategic Investment Planning Model for Alleviating Shortages in China's

Coal and Electricity Delivery System, Northwestern University, Transportation Center,

Colloquium Series, February 7, 1992.

Kuby, Michael. China's Coal Shortage: Problems and Solutions, University of Arizona,

Department of Geography, April, 1990.

Kuby, Michael. A Location-Allocation Model of Losch's Central Place Theory: Testing on

Uniform Networks, Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Nystrom Award

Competition, Baltimore, MD, March, 1989.

Kuby, Michael. Temporal and Spatial Energy Logistics Models for Infrastructure

Investments, presented at the Department of Industrial Management, Indian Institute of

Science, Bangalore, November, 1985.

Kuby, Michael. The Boston University Coal Logistics System Planning Model, U.S. Army

Corps of Engineers, North Atlantic Division, Deep Draft Navigation Economic Conference,

Ocean City, NJ, May, 1985.

Conference Presentations (last 5 years)

Michael Kuby, Jong-Geun Kim, and Ismail Capar. 2014. Equitable Transnational

Infrastructure Planning for Natural Gas Trucking in the EY. International Symposium on

Locational Decisions, Naples, Italy, June 16, 2014.


Michael Kuby, Jong-Geun Kim, and Ismail Capar. 2014. Optimal Location of Natural Gas

Fuel Stations for Trans-Europe Trucking. Association of American Geographers Annual

Meeting, Tampa, FL, April 12, 2014.

Lawrence Joseph and Michael Kuby. 2013. Modeling Retail Chain Expansion and

Maturity through Wave Analysis: Theory and Application to Walmart and Target. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, April 10, 2013.

Michael Kuby, Ismail Capar, V. Jorge Leon. 2013. An Arc Cover-Path-Cover Formulation

of the Flow-Refueling Location Model for Planning Alternative-Fuel Stations. Association of

American Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, April 13, 2013.

Scott Kelley and Michael Kuby. 2013. Observed Driving and Refueling Behavior of

Compressed Natural Gas Fleets in Southern California. Association of American

Geographers Annual Meeting, Los Angeles, April 13, 2013.

Michael Kuby, Anna Berlin, Samantha L. Neufeld, Scott Kelley, George Oliver, Michael

Dalrymple, and Alex Castelazo. 2013. What Businesses Choose Energy Retrofits? The

Characteristics that Predict Participation in the Energize Phoenix Project., Energy, Utility,

and Environment Conference. Phoenix, AZ, January 30, 2013.

Scott Kelley and Michael Kuby. 2013. On the Way or Around the Corner? Refueling

Choices of Alternative Fuel Vehicle Drivers in Southern California. Transportation Research

Board, Washington DC, January 16, 2013.

Samantha L. Neufeld, Anna Berlin, George Oliver, Mick Dalrymple, Alex Castelazo, and

Michael Kuby. 2012. Commercial Upgrade Programs: Which Businesses Participate? – Part

II. Behavior, Energy and Climate Change (BECC) Conference, Sacramento, CA, November

12-14, 2012.

Scott Kelley and Michael Kuby. 2012. Spatial Refueling Patterns of Compressed Natural

Gas (CNG) Drivers in Southern California. INFORMS, Phoenix, October 15, 2012.

Ozgur Araz, Ismail Capar, and Michael Kuby. 2012. Finding Shortest Paths for Alternative

Fuel Vehicles on a Real Road Network. INFORMS, Phoenix, October 15, 2012.

Michael Kuby and Jong-Geun Kim. 2012. A Heuristic Approach for the Flow Refueling

Location Model Allowing Driver Deviations. INFORMS, Phoenix, October 15, 2012.

Lawrence Joseph and Michael Kuby. 2012. The Location Types of U.S. Retailers.

Association of the American Geographers, New York, February 27, 2012.

Michael Kuby, Richard Middleton, Jeffrey Bielicki. 2011. Benefits of Network

Optimization for Planning Carbon Capture and Storage Infrastructure Systems. Association

of the American Geographers, Seattle, April 13, 2011.

Michael Kuby, Scott Kelley, Joseph Schoenemann. 2012. Spatial refueling patterns of

drivers of natural gas and gasoline cars in Los Angeles. Association of the American

Geographers, New York, February 27, 2012.


Michael Kuby and Christopher Upchurch. 2010. Comparing the p-Median and Flow-

Refueling Models for Locating Alternative-Fuel Stations. ISATS2010: First International

Symposium on Advances in Transport Sustainability, Tempe, AZ, November 18, 2010.

Richard S. Middleton, Michael J. Kuby, Ran Wei, Gordon N. Keating, and R. J. Pawar,

2011. Spatiotemporal and economic decision making for the evolution of CCS infrastructure,

Tenth Annual Conference on Carbon Capture & Sequestration, Pittsburgh PA.

Capar, Ismail, Michael Kuby, Brijesh Rao. 2010. The Flow-Refueling Location Model for

Alternative-Fuel Stations: An Efficient Formulation. The Institute for Operations Research

and Management Science (INFORMS), November 8, 2010.

Michael Kuby and Christopher Upchurch. 2010. Comparing the p-Median and Flow-

Refueling Models for Locating Alternative-Fuel Stations. The Institute for Operations

Research and Management Science (INFORMS), November 7, 2010.

Kuby, Michael, Richard Middleton, Gordon Keating, Jeffrey Bielicki. 2010. Analysis of the

Cost Savings from Networking Pipelines in CCS Infrastructure Systems. 10th International

Conference on Greenhouse Gas Control Technologies, Amsterdam, September 19-23, 2010.

Workshops

Kuby, Michael. 2011. Human Geography in Action. National Council for Geographic

Educaiton, Portland, OR Aug. 5, 2011.

Kuby, Michael and John Harner. 2010. Human Geography in Action. Association of

American Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., April 17, 2010.

Kuby, Michael and John Harner. 2009. WileyPlus and Human Geography in Action:

Interactive Learning with Less Grading. Association of American Geographers Annual

Meeting, Las Vegas, March 23, 2009.

Panel Participation

Kuby, Michael. 2014. Geographic Contributions to the Third National Climate Assessment.

Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Tampa, FL, April 9, 2014.

Kuby, Michael. 2012. Are High Gas Prices Here to Stay? Case Critical seminar, Global

Institute of Sustainability, Arizona State University, April 13, 2012.

Kuby, Michael. 2010. Author Meets Critics: Richard Gilbert and Anthony Perl, ‘Transport

Revolutions’ (sponsored by China, Energy and Environment, and Transport Specialty

Groups). Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Washington, D.C., April

14, 2010.

Kuby, Michael. 2009. Making Sustainable Transportation Work. Association of American

Geographers Annual Meeting, Las Vegas, March 23, 2009.

Kuby, Michael. 2006. Identifying Emerging Research Trends and New Directions in the

Subdiscipline. Transportation Geography Specialty Group, Association of American

Geographers Annual Meeting, Chicago, March 11, 2006.


Kuby, Michael. 2006. From Energy Past to Energy Future: Renewables and Alternatives.

Energy and Environment Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers Annual

Meeting, Chicago, March 9, 2006.

Kuby, Michael. 1997. Review of Geography of Transportation, 2nd edition, Association of

American Geographers Annual Meeting, Fort Worth, April 1997.

Kuby, Michael. 1996. Developing Active Learning Modules on the Human Dimensions of

Global Change. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting, Charlotte, April

1996.

Kuby, Michael. 1996. Are We Missing the Plane, Train, Bus, or Boat? Opportunities in

Applied Transportation Geography. Association of American Geographers Annual Meeting,

Charlotte, April 1996.

TEACHING

COURSES TAUGHT


GCU 102 Introduction to Human Geography

GCU 350 Geography of World Crises (Regular and Honors)

GCU 432 Geography of China

GCU 495 Quantitative Methods in Geography

GCU 442/542 Geographical Analysis of Transportation

GCU 496 Introduction to Geographical Research Methods

GCU 585 Advanced (Graduate) Research Methods

GCU 591 Light Rail and Climate Seminar

GCU 591 Hydrogen Energy Seminar

GCU 591 Optimization Models for Facility Location and Transportation

PUP 591 Transportation Certificate Pro-Seminar

PUP 593 Transportation Certificate Capstone Seminar

Boston University

GG 201 World Regional Geography

GG 103 Introduction to Economic Geography

GG 331 Political Geography

GG 815 Geographic Optimization Models

GRADUATE STUDENT MENTORING

Chaired (completed)

Lawrence Joseph, Ph.D., Chair, Spring, 2013.

Michael Palmer, M.A., Chair, Spring, 2013.

Jong-Geun Kim, Ph.D., Chair, Fall, 2010.

Jason Kelley, M.A., Chair, Fall, 2008.

Seow Lim, Ph.D., Chair, Fall, 2007.

Alice Chen, M.A., Chair, Spring, 2007.

Tyler Roberts, M.A., Spring, 2006.

Kedi Wang. M.A., Chair, Fall, 2005.

Christopher Upchurch, M.A., Chair, Fall, 2005.

Sean Tierney, M.A., Chair, Fall, 2004.


Sommer, Curtis. M.A., Chair, 2000.

Gayle Wilkinson, M.A., Chair, 1997.

Max M. Wyman, Ph.D., Chair, 1994.

Robert G. Gray, M.A., Chair, 1990.

Chairing (in progress) Scott Kelley, Ph.D., Chair, anticipated completion, 2014.

Kihwan Seo, Ph.D., Chair, anticipated completion 2015.

Shuyao Hong, M.A., Chair, anticipated completion 2015.

Committee Member (completed)

Jing Yao, Ph.D., Geography, 2012.

Karthik Konduri, Ph. D., Sustainable Engineering and the Built Environment, 2012.

Angelika Kizior, MUEP, 2012.

Der-Shiuan Lee, Ph.D., 2011.

Atsushi Nara, Ph.D., 2011.

Paul Padegimas, M.A., 2011.

Daniel Christen, MUEP, 2011.

Nayoung Ryu, M.A., 2009.

Scott Kelley, M.A., 2008.

Timothy Leslie, Ph.D., 2007.

Carol Atkinson-Palombo, Ph.D., 2007.

Elizabeth Troncone, M.A., 2006.

Cem Vardar, Ph.D., Industrial Engineering, 2006.

Camden Herzfeld, M.A., 2006.

Jodie Brown, M.E.P., Environmental Planning, 2001.

Canfei He, Ph.D., 2001.

Sheila Conway, M.A., 2000.

Paul E. Kaizar, M.A., 1997.

Eric Matranga, M.A., 1996.

Richard Matthews, Ph.D., 1995.

Michael McGlade, Ph.D., 1994.

Dawn Hawley, Ph.D., 1994.

Richard Matthews, M.A., 1992.

Mushtaqur Rahman, Ph.D., Civil Engineering, 1991.

Neil Reid, Ph.D., 1991.

William Menucci, M.A., 1991.

Mary McPherson, Ph.D., 1989.

Committee Member (in progress)

Yang Song, Ph.D., Life Sciences.

Liyuan Liu, MUEP.

UNDERGRADUATE MENTORING

Emily Rosen, Honors Thesis, second reader, 2013.

Benjamin Sanchez, Honors Thesis, first reader, 2013.

Nicole Saidi, Honors Thesis, first reader, May, 2005.

Jess Welsh, Honors Thesis, third reader, 1998.

Lucinda Wold, Honors Thesis, third reader, 1993.

Huang Huynh, One-to-One Mentoring Program, ASU, 1993-1994.


SERVICE

Professional Service (National and International)

Lead Author, Transportation Chapter, 2013 Report, National Climate Assessment (NCA), US

Global Change Research Program, 2011-2013.

Location Science Area Editor, Networks and Spatial Economics, January 2007-present.

Member, Editorial Board, International Regional Science Review, 2010-present.

Member, Editorial Board, Journal of Transport Geography, 1998-present.

Guest Editor, Journal of Transport Geography, Special Section on Alternative Fuels, 2010.

Guest Editor, Networks and Spatial Economics, Special Issue on Location, 2010.

North American Book Review Editor, Journal of Transport Geography, 2006-present.

Member, Sustainable Transport in Europe with Linkages and Liaisons to America

(STELLA), 2002-2004.

Member, Sustainable Transport Analysis and Research (STAR) Network, 2000-2004.

Chair and Newsletter Editor, Transportation Geography Specialty Group, Association of

American Geographers, 1998-2000.

Secretary/Treasurer, Transportation Geography Specialty Group, Association of American

Geographers, 1995-1997.

Member, Editorial Board, The Professional Geographer, 1994-1997.

Member, Local Arrangements Committee, ORSA/TIMS Joint National Meeting, Phoenix,

Fall, 1993.

Member, National Energy Modeling System (NEMS) Review Panel, U.S. Dept. of Energy,

February 1-2, 1993.

Board of Directors, Transportation Geography Specialty Group, Association of American

Geographers, 1992-1995.

Professional Service (Session Organizer)

Organizer and Chair, Special Session on “Alternative Fuels, Stations, and Vehicles, I and II,”

INFORMS, 2012 Annual Meetings, Phoenix, AZ.

Organizer and Chair, Special Session on “Alternative Fuels and Vehicles,” Transportation

Geography and Energy and Environment Specialty Groups, Association of American

Geographers, 2009 Annual Meetings, Las Vegas, NV.


Organizer and Chair, Special Sessions on “Alternative Fuels I and II,” Transportation


Geographers, 2008 Annual Meetings, Boston, MA.

Organizer and Chair, Special Sessions on “Alternative Fuels I and II,” Transportation


Geographers, 2007 Annual Meetings, San Francisco, CA.

Organizer and Chair, Special Session on “The Hydrogen Economy,” Transportation


Geographers, 2005 Annual Meetings, Denver, CO.

Organizer and Chair, Special Session on "Urban Transportation," Transportation Geography

Specialty Group, Association of American Geographers, 2003 Annual Meetings, New

Orleans.

Organizer and Chair, Special Sessions on "Transportation Research by Student Travel Award

Winners, I and II." Transportation Geography Specialty Group, Association of American

Geographers, 1999 Annual Meetings, Honolulu, HI.

Organizer and Chair, Special Session on "Transportation Geography and the Bureau of

Transportation Statistics." Transportation Geography Specialty Group, Association of

American Geographers, 1997 Annual Meetings, Fort Worth, TX.

Organizer and Chair, Special Session on "Operations Research Models for Transportation and

Location Problems." Transportation Geography Specialty Group, Association of American

Geographers, 1996 Annual Meetings, Charlotte, NC.

Professional Service (Proposal Reviewer)

National Science Foundation

National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration

Natural Science and Engineering Council of Canada

Professional Service (External Ph.D. Dissertation Reviewer)

University of Alberta, Department of Geography (2007)

McMaster University, Department of Geography (2006)


Professional Service (Journal Reviewer)

Annals of the Association of American

Geographers

Annals of Operations Research

Annals of Regional Science

Cities

Computers, Environment, and Urban Systems

Computers and Operations Research

Ecological Economics

Economic Geography

Environmental Management

Environment and Planning

Environmental Modeling and Assessment

European Journal of Operations Research

GeoBulletin

Geografiska Annaler

Geographical Analysis

Growth and Change

INFOR-The Canadian Journal of

Operational Research and Information

Processing

International Journal of Geographical

Information Science

International Transactions in Operations

Research

Journal of Geography in Higher Education

Journal of Environmental Management

Journal of Regional Science

Journal of Transport Geography

Letters in Spatial and Resource Sciences

Location Science

Naval Research Logistics

Networks

Networks and Spatial Economics

Papers in Regional Science

Professional Geographer

Q Science Connect

Socioeconomic Planning Sciences

Southeastern Geographer

Sustainable Energy Technologies and

Assessments

Tourism Geographies

Transportation

Transportation Research Parts A,B,C,D,E

Transportation Research Record

Transportation Science

Urban Geography

Water Resources Research

Professional Service (Local and State)

Member, Valley of the Sun Clean Cities Coalition.

Member, Electric Vehicles Arizona (EVAZ) Stakeholder Group, Arizona Smart Power.

Emcee, State Geography Bee Finals, National Geographic Society (April 2009).

Judge and Question Coordinator, Tempe Geography Bee (2009-present)

Co-editor, Background Report on Transportation, Arizona Town Hall (April 2009).

Coordinator, High School Exchange Program with Zhenjiang China, Tempe Sister Cities

(Feb., 2007-present)

Judge, State Geography Bee (1992, 2003)

Lecturer, Phoenix area schools, Kiwanis Club, National Geography Week, Arizona

Geographic Alliance, Consortium for Teaching on Asia (1988-present)

University Service

Member, Advisory Board, Bicycle Coalition at ASU (2014-present)


Member, Search Committee, Transportation Position, School of Sustainable Engineering and

the Built Environment (2012-2013)

Director, Interdisciplinary Graduate Certificate Program in Transportation Systems

(Dec. 2010 -present)

Member, NACTS University Advisory Council (2010-2012)

Member, Executive Committee, Center for Asian Research (2006-2010)

Co-organizer, ASU Light Rail Interest Group (2003-2004)

Committee on National Scholarship Advisement (2000-2002)

Chair, Global Awareness Subcommittee, General Studies Committee (2001-2002)

Member, Global Awareness Subcommittee, General Studies Committee (2000-2001)

Member, Steering Committee, Interdisciplinary Graduate Certificate Program in

Transportation Systems (1997-present)

Lecturer, Honors College Recruiting Day (1994)

Facilitator, One-to-One Minority Counseling Program (1991-1995)

Faculty Advisor, Men's and/or Women's Ultimate Frisbee Clubs (1991-present)

Organized campus visit by Prof. Dennis Meadows for 17 ASU departments (January, 1993)

College Service

Faculty Senator, College of Liberal Arts and Sciences Senate (1992-1995)

School/Department Service

Colloquium Committee (1989-1990)

Executive Committee (1999-2000, 2003-2006)

Friends for Geography, Treasurer (1996-2002), Interim Chair (Spring, 1999)

Gamma Theta Upsilon, International Geographic Honor Society, Chair (2006-present)

Graduate Committee (1997-1999), Chair (1998-1999)

Graduate Program/Policy Committee (1999-2000), Chair (2006-07), Chair (2010-present)

Graduate Recruiting and Admissions Committee (2004-2005)

Human Geography Course Cluster, Chair (1999-2010)

Land Use Systems Committee (1988-1993)

M.A. Committee (1988-1990)


M.A. Curriculum Committee (1989-1990)

Personnel Committee (1991-1993, 1996-1998, 2001-2002, 2004-2006)

Ph.D Committee (1994-1995)

Scholarship Committee (1999-2001)

Search Committee Member (1988-1989, 1996-1997, 2001-2002, 2013-2014)

Search Committee Chair, Borderlands position (2003-2004)

Self-Study Committee (2003-2004)

Undergraduate Committee (2000-2002, 2008-2009)

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